Women's Cycling
Farm Frites-Hartol team history: Dutch depth, Classics links and a changing era
Farm Frites-Hartol existed for only six seasons, from 1999 to 2004, but its place in women's cycling history is larger than that short lifespan...
Women's Cycling
Why Lidl-Trek could be the right team for Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney’s next chapter
Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney’s move to Lidl-Trek for 2027 is more interesting than simply placing another major name on an already strong roster. Look at the...
Women's Cycling
Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney joins Lidl-Trek through 2028
Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney will leave Canyon SRAM to join Lidl-Trek from 2027 after signing a two-year contract through the end of 2028.
Women's Cycling
2026 European Championships women’s road race preview: Vollering defends title on steep Slovenian circuit
Demi Vollering defends her European road title in Slovenia on 3 October against Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney, Elisa Longo Borghini, Marlen Reusser and a deep field on the steep Možjanca circuit.
Pro Cycling
2026 European Road Championships route guide: elite men, elite women and U23 races
Full route guide to the 2026 UEC Road European Championships in Slovenia, covering the elite men, elite women, men's U23 and women's U23 road races, with maps, profiles and the decisive Možjanca climb.
Women's Cycling
Olivia Baril retires after Montréal Worlds following season-long back injury
Olivia Baril has retired after the 2026 World Championships in Montréal, saying a herniated disc and concerns over her long-term health made it the right time to end her professional career.
Women's Cycling
Barbora Němcová joins VIF Cycling Team on two-year deal from 2027
Barbora Němcová will leave Dukla Women Cycling to join VIF Cycling Team from 2027 after signing a two-year contract with the Czech squad.
Women's Cycling
How Demi Vollering won the 2026 World Championships: the Dutch plan worked even after Plan A failed
Demi Vollering's first winning move was caught, but the Netherlands had already forced her rivals to spend heavily. How Dutch control, Puck Pieterse's lead-out and Vollering's Plan B delivered the rainbow jersey in Montréal.

